Bizet school campus in Suessen. An innovative planning concept for a future-oriented campus.
The Bizet School Campus in Suessen combines a secondary school, a comprehensive school, and the Special Education and Counseling Center (SBBZ). Three interconnected buildings house classrooms, specialized rooms, administrative offices, a cafeteria, and all-day care facilities. Bright interiors, clearly laid-out pathways, and spaces for students to gather characterize the new campus.
Project dataThe Bizet School Campus houses facilities for the secondary school, the comprehensive school, and the Special Education and Counseling Center (SBBZ). Three interconnected buildings accommodate classrooms and specialized rooms, school administration offices, a cafeteria with a kitchen and a snack bar, as well as areas for all-day care.
Itineraries and Accommodations
The layout of the buildings creates clear connections within the campus. In addition to the classrooms, hallways and seating areas provide space for socializing and short breaks. The color scheme helps students find their way between the different areas.
The goal is to give the school complex an identity that accommodates different schools but is perceived as a single entity.
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Spaces for Everyday School Life
The floor plan includes classrooms and specialized rooms, administrative areas, all-day care facilities, and a cafeteria with a kitchen and a coffee shop. The photo taken from the cafeteria shows one of these rooms already in use.
Materiality
The material is characterized by the timber hybrid construction. The façade alternates between glass and wood cladding. The clear material language is continued in the interior design: load-bearing concrete walls remain visible, while timber cladding and warm, graduated pastel shades define the interior appearance. Orientation is provided by the color concept, which recognizably structures the building and the existing structure.
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